Kibera’s finest rapper Katapilla is doing rounds with his new album Me Against Me. The album dropped on Friday, September 22, and is already a favorite among Hip Hop heads. The album has 16 tracks and features some of the most popular and also upcoming underground rappers in the game. Katapilla has featured every member […]
Local dialect use in music is not something new as it has been there ever since. However, in Hip Hop, it has continued to gather momentum especially with Luo rappers. Luo rap has become a dominant part of the Kenyan Hip Hop scene as new rappers continue to blossom while using that language.\ Luo rap […]
Blaqbonez is the new African rap heavyweight as per the award he got last night. The Nigerian rapper won the Best African Rap act at the AFRIMMA awards that happened in Dallas on Sunday, September 17. Khaligraph Jones, after winning the award two years ago, was not on the nomination list this time round. The […]
Hip-hop, a cultural and musical phenomenon that emerged in the Bronx, New York City, during the 1970s, has evolved into a global force that transcends boundaries and unites people from all walks of life. Over the decades, hip-hop has spawned numerous sub-genres, each with its unique style, lyrical themes, and cultural influences. In this article, […]
Wakadinali have dominated Kenyan Hip Hop in the last three years and they have not followed the regular route taken by most artists these days. The Eastlands-hailing trio of Scar, Sewersydda and Munga have developed their own way to squeeze into the crowded mainstream industry. The group has had massive success riding of off the […]
Kenyan Hip Hop has gone through multiple changes ever since the beginning of rap back in the 80s. The country has seen artists come and go. Hip Hop has been revolutionized so many times but has always maintained that ability to create awareness while still entertaining. The birth of Shrap/Trap and mumble rap ruled our […]
When the current British High Commissioner met Kenyan creatives on March 2nd early this year, it seemed a little out of place because of her position. Jane Marriot seemed way too important to be meeting influencers and other Kenyan artists. The move was not strange because the Commission has been involved in Kenyan art since […]
“Khaligraph Jones akifanya collaboration na wewe unapoteza nyota ya usanii” There’s nothing like Nyota. Nothing! You don’t get lucky. You position yourself. Talent isn’t enough. If you’ve gone through Achieng Otiato timeline you’d know by now. It’s more than that. You need to put in more work. Khaligraph Jones provides you with a platform that […]
